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Joint Base Charleston donates mobile field hospital to Suriname

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A large mobile field hospital was transported on Friday from Joint Base Charleston (JBC) to Suriname, South America. Officials hope that the hospital will “augment [Suriname’s] overwhelmed medical capacity brought on by COVID-19”

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Joint Base Charleston donates mobile field hospital to Suriname

SURINAME, SOUTH AMERICA (WCBD) - A large mobile field hospital was transported on Friday from Joint Base Charleston (JBC) to Suriname, South America as the country continues its fight against COVID-19. According to the World Bank, Suriname had a population of 586,634 in 2020. According to the Pan American Health Organization, that Suriname has had 24, 272 COVID-19 cases and 611 deaths. 218,183 COVID-19 vaccine doses had been administered as of J…

3 years ago·Charleston, United States

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